Thread by @dwcamp89

It’s the same price to live in both of these places: $750/month. Which would you rather stroll through?

Lubbock, Texas vs Kyoto, Japan

i.redd.it/0lji1j8bzh711.…

Also the same price. $700/month this time. Which of these places would you rather sip coffee at?

Augusta, Georgia vs Bremen, Germany

Same price. $1,150/month. What are we going to do about this America?

Orlando, Florida vs Seoul, South Korea

Same price. $1,050/month. Will we keep digging our heels into a suburban way of life that is as unhealthy as it is boring?

Salt Lake City, Utah vs Beirut, Lebanon

Same price. $950/month. Do we keep destroying some of the most fertile farm land in the world to build some of the ugliest places in human history?

Fresno, California vs Gothenburg, Sweden

Same price. $650/month. What if we instead get rid of the ridiculous zoning rules, street width minimums, setback requirements and parking ratios that make our best places impossible to replicate?

Fort Wayne, Indiana vs Taipei, Taiwan

We can end the artificial shortage of nice urban places in America that's been driving up the cost of living from coast to coast. We built nice places once upon a time, and we can do it again! /thread